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Dottie "Doc" McStuffins

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"There's something I've learned from being a doctor for so long. It's that everyone has a hero inside of them."

Voiced by: Kiara Muhammad (Seasons 1 and 2), Laya DeLeon Hayes (Seasons 3 to 5)

The main character of the series. Doc is a six-year-old girl who likes to fix toys, dolls and stuffed animals. She also wants to be a doctor like her mother, one day.

All-Loving Hero: Doc treats every toy with kindness and care and is always willing to help them.
Abandoned Catchphrase:Doc doesn't say "The Doc is in!" and "Toys! Go stuffed!" in seasons 4-5. But she did say "The Doc is in!" at the end of the first Season 4 episode "Welcome to McStuffinsville".
Character Catchphrase:
- "I'm really good at fixing toys."
- "I have a diagnosis!"
- "I haven't lost a toy yet!"
Cheerful Child: Doc is generally happy, she likes to sing songs and play games with her family while they playfully tease each other.
Cool Big Sis: She’s a kind and understanding big sister to her younger brother, Donny, and later adopted baby sister, Maya.
Determinator: She will never give up on the toy she's helping.
Fangirl: In "Into the Hundred Acre Wood," Doc will behave like she's meeting a celebrity every time she meets one of the Pooh characters, with a dose of Cuteness Proximity as well when she meets Piglet, squeezing his face and calling him a cutie-patootie.
Fear of Thunder: Revealed to be afraid of thunder and lightning in "Dark Knight". However, in the episode "The Big Storm", no reaction from Doc was heard or mentioned, so that means that Doc might have gotten over that fear.
Full-Name Ultimatum: Hallie gives one to Doc, calling her by her real name "Dottie" in the episode "Run Doc Run!"
Generation Xerox: Is similar to her grandmother. Both have a magical stethoscope that brings toys to life and both are toy doctors.
Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak: Doc wears pink, likes playing tea party and enjoys dancing with Lambie, but she also enjoys running around and playing soccer.
Girlish Pigtails: Doc sports a small plaited version of these, along with a purple hairband with a pink flower.
Girls Love Stuffed Animals: She loves stuffies, and every other toy as well, in combination with fellow girls Emmie and Alma, while Donnie doesn't seem as interested in them.
Injured Limb Episode: "Run, Doc, Run" focuses on her having an injured leg.
The Heroine: The star of the show.
Innocently Insensitive:
- In "My Huggy Valentine" when Lambie thinks that Doc likes Val more than her because of all the time she spends with her and how perfect Val is.
- Also in "A Tale of Two Dragons" after they had just finished another round of the 'everyone scream and run away from the mighty scary dragon' game with Dragon-Bot, Doc tells him that was the most fun they ever had while playing the game, accidentally hurting Stuffy’s feeling's, who thought that Doc meant it was even more fun than when she plays with him.
It Was a Gift: Her magical stethoscope was a gift from her grandmother.
Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Downplayed— she wears a lab coat, but she's a toy doctor, not a real one.
Loved by All: All toys just love her.
Meaningful Name: Doc's last name is McStuffins. She loves her toys and can fix them due to being a toy doctor.
The Medic: Is a doctor to stuffed animals and toys. Doc is also now in charge of the hospital in McStuffinsville.
Nice Girl: Doc is kind, friendly and caring to every toy she meets. And whenever she meets a kid who is sad about their toy being injured or broken, Doc always does her best to cheer them up and promises that she'll fix their toy up for them as soon as she can.
Only Known by Their Nickname: "Doc" McStuffins doesn't go by any other name - even her parents call her "Doc." Word of God, based on merchandise releases, is that her real name is "Dottie". It’s finally made canon in "The Doctor Will See You Now", when the receptionist at the doctor's office calls Doc "Dottie McStuffins".
Pink Means Feminine: Doc downplays this with her pink leggings and skirt. She plays soccer and wants to be a doctor, but she's also quite traditionally feminine as well, playing with stuffed animals and enjoying things like ballet.
Sick Episode: "Doctoring the Doc" focuses on her catching the flu.
Talking in Your Sleep: "Top Lamb" shows that Doc sometimes talks in her sleep.
Doc McStuffins: Diagnosis... checkup...
Workaholic: Doc is a genuinely devoted toy medic, but her biggest flaw is that she absolutely refuses to take a break from her job and heed her own advice when she really needs to at times, and the toys have had to push her to take a break and take care of herself as much as she does them in episodes like "Doctoring the Doc" and "Run, Doc, Run!".
You Can Talk?: The flashback in "Bringing Home Baby" shows that this was her reaction along with general confusion when she first got her magic stethoscope and heard her stuffed animals talking for the first time.
Youthful Freckles: Has some on the bridge of her nose.

Lambie

"I've been dancing a long time, but what I love the most is dancing with all my friends."

Voiced by: Lara Jill Miller

Lambie is a stuffed sheep who has been around since Doc was a baby. Lambie is very kind and demure, but not timid, and her main shtick is cuddling everybody. She also enjoys giving people advice and doing ballet.

Air Hugging: Lambie's general shtick is to give cuddles whenever possible. However, there have been a couple of instances where there was something preventing actual cuddling, so she gave an "air cuddle" instead.
Animal Species Accent: She would sometimes start bleating or saying "Baa" during sweet and heartwarming moments and when she cuddles or hugs somebody.
Birds of a Feather: In the Winnie the Pooh crossover episode, she develops a very close bond with Piglet due to both liking pink. She even calms down Piglet during moments where he gets extremely anxious over Pooh.
Character Catchphrase: "You look like you could use a cuddle!"
Cool Crown: Wears tiaras when playing "Save the princess" games. She has quite a few of them around.
Cooldown Hug: Lambie would use her cuddling and hugging skills as a form of calming down toys. Such as calming down Gillian the Giant after her emotional outburst, and immediately hugs Piglet to calm down his worryness of Pooh's stomach injury in the episode "Hundred Acre Wood".
Cuddle Bug: Lambie's main duty at the clinic seems to be dispensing cuddles, which are apparently a legitimate and vital part of several treatments.
The Cutie: She's a soft plush lamb whose purpose is to give out cuddles.
Fangirl: She’s of Melinda Mermaid, Bella the Ballerina and Dress-Up Daisy. Needless to say, she’s very happy whenever they appear and extra supportive of them when they get hurt.
Friend-or-Idol Decision: Struggles with this in "On Call Ball". She wants to win the Ball of Brilliance at the Wicked King's Ball-athon, but if she stops dancing she's out of the competition. When Stuffy gets hurt she wants to help him, but wants to continue dancing as well. Ultimately she forfeits the competition to help Stuffy when she realizes he's losing stuffing and needs medical attention.
Friend to All Children: Lambie not only loves toys, but really loves babies. She's the most excited when Doc's baby sister arrives home, loves Doc's baby doll that her parents got her, and is seen watching over toy babies in a nursery and singing them a lullaby in some episodes of Toy Hospital.
Girly Girl: She’s the most girly out of the main toys.
Green-Eyed Monster: Lambie gets jealous when Val (who has a similar personality and gets more attention) shows up on the show in "My Huggy Valentine."
The Heart: Lambie is very affectionate, sweet, and loves giving hugs. She really loves taking care of injured or sick toys, and shows sympathy for various toys that aren't in the best situation.
Heroic BSoD: Lambie suffers one in "My Huggy Valentine" when she feels ignored by Doc after the latter spends a lot of time with Val. She also loses her composure in the "Lambie and the McStuffins Babies" when everybody starts crying after getting lost.
Hey, That's My Line!: Lambie in "My Huggy Valentine" after Val says "You look like you could use a cuddle." Says this again in "Stuffy’s Ambulance Ride" after Darla tells her that she looks like she could use a cuddle, but this time she doesn't mind someone else saying it.
I Want My Mommy!: In "Lambie and the McStuffins Babies," the baby-fied Lambie cries out "I want my Doc-y" after she and the baby-fied Hallie, Chilly and Stuffy are scooped up and carried in a bag by the Delivery Stork.
Kindhearted Cat Lover: Lambie, already a cute stuffed lamb who wants to give everyone a cuddle, becomes this in the Pet Vet installment "Smitten With a Kitten" when she adopts Whispers, an adorable but skittish pink toy kitten.
Meet Cute: A non-romantic example in the episode "Hundred Acre Wood" where she properly meets Piglet while searching for Pooh inside a tree stump. They immediately bump into each other and had a sweet conversation before sticking close together throughout the episode.
Nice Girl: Kind, sweet, loving, caring, friendly, shy, cuddly.
Pink Girl, Blue Boy: The pink girl to Stuffy’s blue boy. Stuffy is the color blue, while Lambie wears a pink bow and tutu.
Pink Means Feminine: She nearly always wears her pink tutu and bow and Lambie has pink paws. Her favourite colour is also pink and she adopts a pink kitten. She's also the most stereotypically feminine member of the cast, being demure and enjoying cuddles and ballet.
Ridiculously Cute Critter: She's the cutest little lamb around.
So Proud of You: Doc to Lambie in "A Day Without Cuddles" when she manages to stop herself from giving out cuddles after she gets flour on herself. Says it to Lambie again in "Dixie Gets Glued" about how hard she works in the nursery to learn how to take care of baby toys.
Doc: Great job, Lambie. I'm proud of the way you've been working and studying really hard to learn all about taking care of baby toys.
Sweet Sheep: Lambie is the sweetest character in the series. So sweet that Lambie has her own lullaby called "Cuddle Up" that she sings to calm down crying baby toys.
Team Mom: She plays this role in "Lambie and the McStuffins Babies" when she alongside Stuffy, Hallie, and Chilly are turned into babies.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: The girly girl to Hallie's tomboy— Lambie is very stereotypically feminine being demure and loving ballet, while Hallie is more intellectual and no-nonsense.
Trying Not to Cry: In the episode "Lambie and the McStuffins Babies", when everybody starts to cry after getting lost as babies alongside the three baby toys Lambie was sent to deliver. Lambie is the only toy who's trying to remain calm and says to herself "Don't cry, don't cry." before tears starts welling up. Lambie eventually begins crying due to stress.
Youthful Freckles: Lambie has visible freckles on her face, which she shares with Doc (especially since Lambie was Doc's very first toy that her grandmother gave her as a baby). As a result, this only makes her extra endearing with viewers.

Stuffy

"New toys are just friends we haven't played with yet."

Voiced by: Robbie Rist, Ben Schwartz (The Doc Files)

Stuffy is a rambunctious stuffed blue dragon who is always tripping or running into things... which makes being one of Doc’s best friends rather convenient. Stuffy tries to be the bravest dragon of all but does not succeed at that every time.

Always Someone Better: This is how he felt about Dragon-Bot at first. Dragon-Bot is a robotic dragon toy who could be very scary and whose roar was very loud. Because of this Stuffy wanted to be new and improved. He wanted to be scarier and more dragon-y. But as he found out Dragon-Bot thought that Stuffy was very fun and everyone loved Stuffy just the way he was.
Badly Battered Babysitter: He and Chilly are tasked with babysitting in "Three's Company" but quickly finds themselves exhausted over looking after a quick little one. As it turns out, there were actually three babies.
Be Careful What You Wish For:
- In the episodes "Get Set to Get Wet" and "Slip N’ Slide" he wants to go in the water with the water toys, despite the fact that he's a stuffed toy and can't get wet. During the course of "Slip N' Slide" he slips right next to the pool and falls right in causing his plush to get all soggy.
- In "A Dragon's Best Friend", he wants to hurry up and find Squibbles kid to get rid of the little guy. So everyone makes posters to place outside, but when it seemingly works and they find Squibbles kid, Stuffy is really upset at having to let the little guy go due to growing attached to him. Luckily, it wasn't Squibbles kid, so Stuffy then adopts him.
Big "YES!": Yells, "Yes!" in "A Dragon's Best Friend" when Doc says that Squibbles can stay and Stuffy can adopt him.
Butt-Monkey: He is constantly tripping or making a fool of himself.
Comes Great Responsibility: What Stuffy learned about being a pet owner in "Stuffy and Squibbles".
Don't Explain the Joke: In the episode "Boo-Hoo to You!" Stuffy comes up with this:
"Hahaha! "Big Book of Boo-Boos"! Get it? Boo-boooos! You know, it's funny 'cause, it's Halloween and all? Anybody?"

Expressive Ears: Stuffy has these sort of antenna-things that can get pretty droopy when he's sad about something.

Got Volunteered:
- This happens to Stuffy in "A Dragon's Best Friend" when a toy pet of some sort named Squibbles takes a shine to him. Stuffy doesn't really like him at first because he finds him annoying as he keeps tailing after him and doing stuff like jumping on him and licking him. But when Squibbles is scared of getting a checkup from Doc, Stuffy is volunteered to accompany him to calm him down because he's the only one that can and then later is volunteered to keep him busy while Doc heads out to put up signs to try to find his owner.
- Happens to him again in "Into the Hundred Acre Wood!" after the gang hear a strange boing noise coming from the woods. Stuffy is "volunteered" to check it out by Lambie.
Heroic BSoD:
- Stuffy suffers from one in the episode "Un-Bur-Able!" where he ended up getting hurt after playing and refused to play afterwards in fear that he would get hurt again. His friends sing him a song to snap him out of it.
- Happens again in the episode "Bronty's Twisted Tail" where he accidentally twisted Bronty's tail with his maracas. Stuffy felt really upset and guilty over it believing that the pain Bronty was in was his fault. Even trying to hide from him while believing that Bronty won't want to be his friend anymore because of what happened. But Bronty never blamed Stuffy to begin with and even stated that he can't be brave without his "dragon cousin" there with him.
- In "Stuffy and Squibbles" he came to believe that Squibbles not having enough energy was his fault and decided to give Squibbles to someone else who he thought would take care of him better. He even tells Lambie that he doesn't deserve a cuddle when she offers him one. When Doc goes to check on him, he's sitting all by himself crying and just all around looking sad.
Hey, That's My Line!: During "What a Quack" Stuffy, Lambie and Chilly are chasing after a duck who refuses to come to the hospital. Whenever she'd get away, Stuffy would shout "Follow that duck!". But after Lambie says it, he basically tells her that's his line.
"I Want" Song: "The Best Rescuer Ever" from "The Pet Rescue Team" is a song about Stuffy's desire to be the best pet rescuer around.
It's the Best Whatever, Ever!: In the Christmas Episode, he declares it the best Christmas ever and punctuates it for emphasis.
Keet: He’s very peppy and energetic.
The Klutz: His constant tripping and clumsy attempts to look like the brave and awesome dragon he sees himself as.
The Lancer: Sometimes seems to be Doc's sidekick, helping her with checkups, walking around next to her, etc.
Literal-Minded:
- In "Goooooal!" after Doc tells Stuffy and Lambie they can still skate from behind to win, Stuffy starts skating backwards. Also from the same episode, after Doc tells Hallie that she can see her name on the puck, Stuffy skates up to look at the puck and tells Doc that her name isn't on it at all.
- In "Sleepless in Stuffyland", when told to count sheep to help him fall asleep, he only counts one for Lambie because Lambie is the only sheep he knows.
"Metaphor" Is My Middle Name: Stuffy uses this in "Think Pink!" after Hallie tells him and Lambie they need to stay cool. He then admits his middle name is actually Philbert. He does this again in "Selfless Snowman".
My God, What Have I Done?: Stuffy has this reaction when he accidentally got Bronty's tail tangled with his maracas in “Bronty’s Twisted Tail” believing that the pain Bronty was in was his fault.
Not a Morning Person: When Doc animates her toys in "My Breakfast with Bronty" Stuffy yawns and states that he doesn't think he's a morning dragon.
O.O.C. Is Serious Business: In the episode "Un-Bur-Able" after Doc gets all the burrs off of Stuffy and he can go back to playing he refuses to do so because he doesn't want to get hurt again. Doc gets really worried about him since she doesn't know what's wrong.
Doc: You always love to play. So why don't you wanna play today?
Pink Girl, Blue Boy: The blue boy to Lambie's pink girl. Stuffy is the color blue, while Lambie wears a pink bow and tutu.
Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: From "A Very McStuffins Christmas":
Stuffy: Best. Christmas. Ever!
Shoulder-Sized Dragon: Although he is a toy, he still qualifies for this trope due to his canon size.
So Proud of You: Doc to Stuffy in the episode “Arcade Escapade” when Stuffy chooses to help Gaby. Doc also says this to Stuffy in "Stuffy Gets His Scrubs" when he managed to calm all the pets down and get them back in their cages. He is rewarded by being put in charge of the veterinary clinic.
Doc: I'm proud of you Stuffy. You really helped us out here.
Spiders Are Scary: He certainly believes this due to being afraid of them.
Unwanted Rescue: In "A Very McStuffins Christmas", Stuffy doesn't want to be rescued when Lambie and Chilly come for him because he's getting a special plush toy treatment. The two soon join him.
Vocal Evolution: Season 1 starts with Stuffy's voice sounding a little low and husky. By around mid-Season 2, it began to sound more higher. Then it went back to being a little low again in mid-Season 4.
What Does This Button Do?: He loves to press buttons. Any kinds of buttons.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Stuffy is terrified of spiders.
Stuffy: Why did it have to be spiders? Dragons hate spiders.

Hallie

"Scars tell a story about you, fairycakes. About the life you've lived and the amazing things you've done!"

Voiced by: Loretta Devine

Hallie is a stuffed hippo and a nurse who is Doc's assistant. She is friendly and treats Doc's patients with respect and good care. She is good friends with Doc and the other stuffed animals. She also has Radar O'Reilly-like intuition as to what Doc needs during an exam, which she calls a "Hippo Hunch". Within the story of the show, she originates from the television series The Hallie Hippo Happy Hour.

Acquired Situational Narcissism: Hallie gets this in "Big Head Hallie", after finding out she's part of a toy line based on a popular cartoon character.
Acting for Two: In-universe with the episode "Big Head Hallie", Hallie decides to play all the roles of the gang's "Save the princess from the dragon" game.
Abandoned Catchphrase:Hallie doesn't say "It's time to get the Big Book of Boo-Boos" in seasons 4-5.
Blind Without 'Em: Hallie is blind without her glasses. Becomes a plot point in her Forgotten Birthday episode, where Doc makes her take off her glasses so the other toys can finish setting up for her surprise party.
Candy Striper: Although she is referred to as a nurse, Hallie's outfit more closely resembles that of a Candy Striper, with her red-and-white striped apron over a white blouse.
Deadpan Snarker: Sometimes becomes a little rude in her dialogue if she's annoyed.
Doc: (after Susie Sunshine yells that she doesn't feel like giggling) Susie's not feeling like herself today.
Hallie: I can see that.
Fangirl: Of Florence Nightingale. Hallie practically freaked out upon meeting her. Hallie also has a fangirl reaction to Pooh.
"Metaphor" Is My Middle Name: Halle uses this in "Lambie and the McStuffins Babies" after offering to help deliver the new toy babies to the nursery.
"Don't forget the hippo. "Helpings" my middle name."
The Smart Girl: Is the most intellectual of the toys, having nearly as much medical knowledge as Doc and being the most rational of the team.
Talks Like a Simile: Hallie is full of unusual phrases that she pulls out at moment's notice.
Hallie: (regarding Doc's baby toy CeCe) CeCe's sleeping sounder than a snail on a Sunday.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to Lambie's girly girl— Hallie is practical and intellectual, while Lambie is very stereotypically feminine, cuddling everyone and doing ballet.

Chilly

"You can never be too prepared."

Voiced by: Jess Harnell

Chilly is a stuffed snowman who worries a lot and isn't always sure that he isn't going to melt like a real snowman.

Badly Battered Babysitter: He and Stuffy are tasked with babysitting in "Three's Company" but quickly finds themselves exhausted over looking after a quick little one. As it turns out, there were actually three babies.
The Big Guy: He’s among the biggest (and chubbiest) of the main toys.
Crazy-Prepared: When everyone was saying what was in their emergency kits during "The Emergency Plan" Chilly packed bandages, sterile wrap, a sling, a new winder-upper and who knows what else. When Hallie tells him he's not a windy-uppey toy, all Chilly says is "you can never be too prepared."
Flat Character: With Chilly, it's pretty much always the hypochondriac shtick or worrying about melting. Really, the only time anything interesting happens with him is when he turns pink. It does get a bit better in later seasons, especially when he speaks "snowman language" to smaller toy snowmen in McStuffinsville to calm them down during a check-up.
Happy Place: In "Toy Hospital: Check-Up Chilly" Chilly states that stacking charts puts him in his happy place.
Hypochondria: Chilly is a hypochondriac stuffed snowman who regularly fears melting (he's not made of real snow), getting broken bones (he's a stuffed toy) and catching various illnesses that aren't contagious.
Lovable Coward: He's afraid of almost everything, but Doc and the other toys still love him for who he is.
Real Men Wear Pink: In the episode "Think Pink" Chilly accidentally becomes pink after the red from Doc’s scarf rubs off on him in the washing machine. At first he was upset and constantly tried to hide this from the others. But in the end his friends help him see that they'll love him no matter what color he is and Chilly realizes that real snowman aren't afraid to wear pink or any other color.
Chilly: You know, Pal? Real Snowman aren’t afraid to be different. Pink, red, green—-it's not the color that makes the snowman; it’s the snow! Or the stuffing, ha ha.
Running Gag: Chilly keeps forgetting he's not really made of snow and always worries he might melt.
Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The sensitive guy to Stuffy's manly man— he's a nervous wreck, while Stuffy, though not hyper-macho, is braver and more dynamic.

Toy Characters

Sir Kirby

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"A squire helps the knight. They help me up on my horse, pass me my jousting lance, that sort of thing."

Voiced by: Rob Paulsen

Sir Kirby is an armored knight action figure with a English accent who belongs to Donny.

Chained Heat: When Sir Kirby and the Wicked King get glued together, they must cooperate to get to Doc from Donny's bedroom.
Knight in Shining Armor: Naturally. It's even lampshaded by Peri in "Sir Kirby and the Plucky Princess" during the song they sing.
Peri: You might be a knight in shining armour
I know this is true.
Positive Friend Influence: For Wicked King. After " Kirby And The King" he's started becoming more social and friendly with others nor wanting to steal aging objects as much
Screams Like a Little Girl: Sir Kirby gave a high-pitched scream in "A Day Without Cuddles" when Stuffy accidentally stepped on his foot while giving Bronty a cuddle.

Ricardo Racecar

Voiced by: Ian Gomez, Robbie Rist (Season 4)

Ricardo Racecar is Donny's toy race car with an Italian accent.

Cool Car: Naturally, he’s a sleek red race car with a smooth Italian accent.
The Other Darrin: He's voiced by Robbie Rist in season 4.
Red Ones Go Faster: Ricardo is a red racecar that had never lost a race until he runs out of energy in “Run Down Race Car”.

The Wicked King

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"To the clinic! I would point dramatically if I had arms."

Voiced by: Jess Harnell

The Wicked King sometimes acts like an evil toy when he's involved in playtime. He resembles an old Fisher Price's Little People toy because he doesn't have any hands.

Affably Evil: Even while taking the role of "Evil", he shows his soft side.
Brutal Honesty: Sometimes.
"Oh, for king's sake, the snowman's got a loose button on his belly, and everyone's up in arms about it. Everyone but me, that is. Because I have no arms. Zing, zing."
Chained Heat: When Sir Kirby and the Wicked King get glued together, they must cooperate to get to Doc from Donny's bedroom.
Cool Crown: He's a king, so naturally he has a crown and deeply cares about it. When his crown broke off and it looks like there was no way to put it back on, he gotten so depressed to the point of nearly Giving Up His Title As King.
Despair Event Horizon: He was VERY close into giving up his title as king because his crown broke off. He snapped out of it thanks to Queen Amina and Doc reassuring him otherwise.
Embarrassing First Name: Percy the Wicked King. He's embarrassed about his name, probably because he feels it's too ordinary.
Even Evil Has Standards: In "The Wicked King and the Mean Queen", the Wicked King gives up the chance to win a game when he sees Queen Amina, his opponent, is hurt. When she asks why he did that, he replies, "I revel in being wicked, but I do not ever want anyone to get hurt." In another episode, he accidentally got someone hurt and forfeited his spot on his team, as the guilt from them incident was too much for him to handle.
It's All My Fault: After Sproingo had gotten hurt because he told him to jump off a block tower, he felt so guilty about of he forfeits his spot one his team. It took Stuffy wand Sproingo to snap him out of it
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He genuinely cares about other toys (and Doc) from time to time.
Mean Character, Nice Actor: His role is to be a king who steals any shiny object, Besides that, He's a decent guy when he's not playing, the key word here is "decent"
The Napoleon: Is quite small and has a short temper.
Only Known by Their Nickname: His name is actually Percy, but he prefers to go by Wicked King.
O.O.C. Is Serious Business: There have been times when has not acted like is usual self and usually people are alarmed by it:
- In " The Wicked King and the Mean Queen" he was Queen Amina hurt and went to he'll her because he " had a strange feeling on his tummy as if he cared" He didn't not like that feeling, but decided to help her anyway anyway
- In "A Cure for a King" he nearly GAVE UP BEING KING because his crown broke off and it look like there was no hope to put it back on. Thankfully, Doc and Queen Amina were able to help him see he is king regardless.
- In the episode "Sproingo Boingo Takes The Leap" after Doc and the toys sing that you should not do something that could hurt you, The Wicked King forfeits his spot on his team because he felt bad about what happened and leaves. Stuffy takes note of this:
Stuffy: And you not wanting to win is so, well, unlike you.
Running Gag: While not as frequent as Chilly's melting worries, scenes with the Wicked King sometimes reference his lack of arms and hands.
Sleepwalking: He walks in his sleep in the episode "The Sleepwalking King".
Small Name, Big Ego: Believes that he is entitled to anything and that he should be everyone's king.
Took a Level in Kindness: He's started out as someone who likes to take shiny objects, played them villain role, and nor really wanted friends. But in later episodes he is more friendly, being willing to he'll others then thru need it, accepting affection then given, and is more playfully mischief than the Card-Carrying Villain he displayed.

Susie Sunshine

Voiced by: Amber Hood

A cute and happy doll.

Alliterative Name: Her first and last names both begin with "S".
Advertised Extra: She appears in the intro, getting the impression that she's part of the main cast.
A Day in the Limelight: "Tea Party Tantrum" focuses on her suffering from Sleep Deprivation and thus throwing tantrums and being easily distracted.
Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She's always sweet and kind. When she suddenly gets cranky, Doc and the other toys know something is wrong.
Pink Means Feminine: She wears a dark pink dress with a puffy short-sleeved pale pink blouse, and a pink bow, and she's rather traditionally feminine with her love of tea parties.

Kiko

Voiced by: Janice Kawaye

A Japanese action doll Doc got from her grandmother.

Action Girl: She even has an action kick, as portrayed on her box.
All Asians Know Martial Arts: Is the only Asian on the show, and she knows karate.
Genki Girl: She’s very spirited and energetic. How could she NOT be, when having the unmistakable voice of Janice Kawaye?

Moo Moo

Voiced by: Colette Whitaker

A Lizard Named "Liz": She's named after the sound her species (cows) make.

Boomer

Voiced by: David B. Mitchell

A soccer ball.

Character Catchphrase: Tends to favour the word "way".
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of being pumped up, thinking the pump looks intrusive in a similar way to being Afraid of Needles.

Bubble Monkey

Voiced by: Hynden Walch

Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: A blue monkey.
Genki Girl: She's pretty happy-go-lucky and energetic when there's nothing wrong with her.

Melinda

Voiced by: Dharbi Jens, Gina Bowes

A wind-up mermaid toy that Doc found in "Get Set to Get Wet".

Ascended Fangirl: She plays foosball with the foosball team during "Mermaid in the Midfield" when Johnny hurts himself and can't play. She manages to win the game. At the end of the episode Johnny offers her a spot on the team permanently.
Big "YES!": When Johnny Foosball asks her if she would like to join the team permanently, this is her reaction.
Melinda: I'd... I'd... Yes! (Laughing) Whoo hoo!
Making a Splash: She's a toy mermaid who is a great swimmer.
Fangirl: She’s one of foosball. Obviously, she’s extremely excited when she gets to play in an actual game when Johnny gets injured.

Professor Hootsburgh

Voiced by: Laraine Newman

A plush owl who was a gift to Doc from her cousin Tisha.

Ascended Extra: Professor Hootsburgh gets some extra focus in later seasons, taking responsibility for the toys in the new baby's nursery, and also teaching the medical students in the "Toy Hospital" segments.
Bookworm: Professor Hootsburgh loves to read.
Blind Without 'Em: Downplayed. She cannot read without glasses, but can still walk around without falling over or crashing into anything.
Cool Teacher:
- In "Nurse's Office" when Doc's toys decide they want to go to school, Professor Hootsburgh becomes their teacher.
- In "Hooty's Duty" Professor Hootsburgh volunteers to become the teacher for the new baby toys.
- In "First Day of Med School" the Professor becomes the teacher of Stuffy, Lambie and Chilly to teach them how to be med students. She's seen teaching them in multiple season 4 episodes.
Friendly Rivalry: Has one with Li'l Egghead the handheld trivia game. She gently teases him during their trivia contest, but when he starts malfunctioning (he’s overheated as it turns out), she’s genuinely concerned.
A Lizard Named "Liz": She has "hoot" in her name and is an owl.
Nerd Glasses: Is a professor and a bookworm, and she wears glasses.
The Owl-Knowing One: She's an owl professor so she naturally knows a lot of stuff and she enjoys teaching others.

Val

Voiced by: Jennifer Hale

Cuddle Bug: Much like Lambie, she enjoys hugging everyone.
Everything's Better with Sparkles: She mentions how much she loves sparkles in her debut episode.
Sparkles? I love sparkles!
Genki Girl: She's very active and upbeat.

Bronty

Voiced by: Jeffrey Nicholas Brown

All Animals Are Dogs: Despite being a brontosaurus, Bronty's personality and mannerisms are essentially those of a large, playful, hyperactive dog. Even the sound of his voice strongly evokes this image.
Big Fun: When he first meets the other toys, Bronty plays really rough and ends up causing a spate of "Bronto Boo-boos."
Early-Bird Cameo: Before his introduction in "Bronto Boo-Boos" (not counting episodes in airing order), he was shown in the claw machine in "Arcade Escapade".
Keet: Bronty acts like one of those 6-year-olds that are wired on orange sodas. You know, kinda hooked on energy drinks. And he is even more of a Keet than Stuffy is, which is saying something.
A Lizard Named "Liz": His name comes from "brontosaurus".
Motor Mouth: Talks really fast from time to time.
Talking in Your Sleep: In "Toy Hospital: The Most Impatient Patient," Bronty comments "I chase a ball," in his sleep.

Ben & Anna

Voiced by: Jeffrey Nicholas Brown & Meghan Strange

Louie

Voiced by: Georgie Kidder

A toy cellphone that Doc used to play with when she was little.

Crossdressing Voices: He was voiced by the actress Georgie Kidder.

Bonnie Blue

A toy horse on wheels which Sir Kirby rides on. Bonnie Blue was also in "Dusty Bear" as Stuffy's horse when he pretended to be a Cowboy.

Alliterative Name: Bonnie Blue.

Dress-Up Daisy

Voiced by: Amy Sedaris (Season 2), Grey Griffin (Late Season 2-5)

A fashion doll that once belong to Katherine when she was Doc's age and was presumed lost after a gust of wind took her away while wearing a parachutist outfit.

Frida Fairy

Voiced by: Sutton Foster

A cute toy fairy kite who thinks she's a real, magical fairy.

Alliterative Name: Frida Fairy.
A Day in the Limelight: She gets an episode focused on her, titled "Frida Fairy Flies Again".
Flight: Despite being a toy, she can actually fly.
Large Ham: Is pretty dramatic, for instance, when singing, "I Feel Better", she sings the "now" at the end in an operatic way.
Species Surname: Her last name is "Fairy".

Sidney

Voiced by: Steven Blum

Agony of the Feet: This happens to him in "Black Belt Kangaroos" after he kicks a LEGO-like wall trying to do a karate move that he wasn't ready for.

Orville & Wilbur

Voiced by: Sam Riegel & David Kaufman

A pair of rubber band powered gliders who love to fly.

Gloria

Voiced by: Lori Alan

A purple stuffed toy gorilla owned by Donny who loves to laugh.

Lil' Egghead

Voiced by: Peter Mac Nicol

A hand held electronic learning toy.

Anthropomorphic Food: He's shaped like an egg.
Nerd Glasses: Knows a lot of trivia and wears glasses.

Dart

Voiced by: Catherine Cavadini

A toy unicorn that Doc almost stumbled over causing Doc to sprain her ankle. Belongs to Ramona.

Injured Limb Episode: In "Run, Doc, Run", she injures her leg.

Rosie the Rescuer

Voiced by: Nika Futterman

A toy ambulance that belongs to Emmie and Alma.

Curly-Q

Voiced by: Cherami Leigh

A doll who is the newest member of "The Waiting Room Toys" who didn't like her original hair style and wanted a new hair style.

The Dude

Voiced by: Jess Harnell

The Ace: He is good at almost everything he tries.
Spell My Name with a "The": The Dude.

Waddly Penguin

Voiced by: Marieve Herington

Baby Talk: Being a toy for a baby, she speaks like this. As she also acts quite young herself, it fits.
A Lizard Named "Liz": Is named that because penguins waddle.
Third-Person Person: She sometimes speaks in third person.

Squibbles

Voiced by: Dee Bradley Baker

Squibbles is a toy pet who was found in the park by Doc, Stuffy, Lambie, Chilly and Squeakers while they were playing hide and seek. Doc decided to take Squibbles home to make signs in an attempt to find his owner, but during this time he would follow Stuffy around and lick him, much to Stuffy's annoyance. But as time grew on, Stuffy grew to love Squibbles and was very sad when his kid came to pick him up not wanting him to go. Luckily, this wasn't Squibbles' kid and Stuffy gets to adopt Squibbles.

All Animals Are Dogs: Squibbles is basically a ball of fuzz with eyes, a nose and mouth, colorful stripes, legs, and antennae. His behavior, however, is like that of a small, very excitable dog and he basically makes noises like a dog.
Cuteness Proximity: How everyone (minus Stuffy) reacted towards Squibbles the first time they meet him during "A Dragon's Best Friend", because of how fuzzy and puppy-like he is. This happens to Stuffy as well later on, once he gets to know him, so much so that he ends up adopting Squibbles as his pet.
Empathy Pet: When Squibbles sees that Stuffy is sad in "Stuffy Gets His Scrubs" he immediately jumps on him and starts licking him in an attempt to cheer him up.
Fuzz Therapy: Is a therapy pet.
Precious Puppy: Squibbles acts like a cute, adorable little puppy.
Ridiculously Cute Critter: Squibbles meets the definition - he's basically a ball of fuzz that looks a lot like the voorpaks from Star Wars, but much more colorful.
The Voiceless: He's technically this being a toy pet and all.

Stanley

Voiced by: Anthony Anderson

Freudian Excuse: His kid left him at the airport with a bunch of other forgotten toys. It's the reason he hates kids and believes that broken toys don't have a place in this world. Turns out, his kid has been searching for him ever since and Stanley forgives him in the end.
Mix-and-Match Critter: He's a half-lion/half-bunny toy, though he was originally just a lion.
Pie in the Face: He gets pied by his own trap that he set. He then gets ice cream on the head because it was set to "pie a la mode."
Un Evil Laugh: In "Toy Hospital: Welcome to McStuffinsville," he gives a sort of weird barking/coughing laugh when trying for an evil laugh. This become a Running Gag throughout until finally his broken heart is fixed and he rediscovers his happy laugh, which everyone likes.
Tiggley: What was that?
Stanley: It's my laugh of evil.
Tiggley: Yeah, needs some work.

Topsy Turvy Tilly

Voiced by: Megan Hilty

She is a toy from Lost And Found Land. She's later revealed to be owned by Doc's grandmother.

Fake Nationality: Is dark-skinned, but was voiced by a white voice actress.

Oooey Gablooey

A toy starfish who likes to do stunts.

First Injury Reaction: In "Oooey Gablooey Springs a Leak", he gets a cut on him. He's a Living Toy, so he leaks his signature blue goo instead of blood, but he's still frightened and confused as to why he's leaking.
Genki Boy: He's very active and dynamic, liking to play tricks and impress everybody.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of springing a leak, similar to being Afraid of Blood, or afraid of getting injured.

Teddy B.

A teddy bear belonging to Donny, who takes pride in being Donny's favourite toy.

Bears Are Bad News: Parodied. Teddy B. often plays the bad guy in Donny's fantasy games, but in reality, Teddy B. is very aimiable and sensitive and considers himself a monster just for accidentally scratching Donny.
Beary Friendly: He likes to hug people and is so sensitive to Donny that even giving him a little cut due to a thorn in his belly is enough to make him hate himself.
Cuddle Bug: While he doesn't jump on people and cuddle them the way Lambie does, he still enjoys hugging and is proud to be the toy whom Donny hugs the most.
Funny Animal: He walks on two legs and is a bear.
My God, What Have I Done?: If his "injuries" cause Donny inconvenience or pain, Teddy B. will feel resposible and guilty. For instance, when his splinter accidentally hurt Donny, even though it was only a small cut, Teddy B. hid away and felt like a "monster".
No Full Name Given: It's unclear what the "B" stands for.
Punny Name: His name is a pun on "teddy bear".

Human Characters

Mr. Marcus McStuffins and Dr. Maisha McStuffins

Mr. McStuffins is voiced by: Gary Anthony Williams

Dr. McStuffins is voice by: Kimberly Brooks

The parents of Doc, Donny and Maya.

Alliterative Name: Marcus McStuffins.
All There in the Manual: The supplementary book Doc McStuffins: My World states that Mr. McStuffins is a chef. This is never mentioned on the series itself.
Call to Agriculture: Mr. McStuffins enjoys gardening.
Good Parents: They seem to raise their children well and don't generally conflict with them unless it's necessary.
Happily Married: They don't tend to squabble and they seem to have a stable marriage.
Hartman Hips: Dr. McStuffins has huge hips and a big butt.
The Medic: Dr. McStuffins is a doctor.
Nice Guy: They are kind, loving and caring towards their children.
Supreme Chef: Mr. McStuffins enjoys cooking and is terrific at it. His family always enjoys a good meal by him.
Un Evil Laugh: In "Boo-Hoo to You!", the Halloween Episode, when Mr. McStuffins tries for an Evil Laugh, it comes out really weak and Doc tells him that he might want to keep trying on it.

Donny McStuffins

Voiced By: Jaden Betts, Andre Robinson

Doc's younger brother.

Annoying Younger Sibling: Averted. Donny and Doc have a pretty great relationship and Donny is always willing to let Doc play with his toys.
The Bus Came Back: After the Season 3 episode "The Scrapiest Dragon", Donny was absent for the entire Season 4. He returned in the third Season 5 (last season) episode "The Doc McStuffins Christmas Special".
The Runaway: He tries to be this in "Runaway Love" when he's worried that he won't be loved anymore when the new baby comes, but he doesn't get very far.

Emmie and Alma

Emmie is voiced by: Kylee Anderson, Zoe Pessin

Alma is voiced by: Caitlin Carmichael

Emmie is Doc's best friend and Alma is Emmie's little sister.

Disappeared Dad: Their dad is absent for unknown reasons and has never been mentioned.
Genki Girl: They're pretty upbeat and always ready to play with each other and Doc.
Motor Mouth: Emmie speaks pretty fast from time to time.
Youthful Freckles: They both have these sprinkled across the bridge of their noses.

Grandma McStuffins

Voiced by: Dawnn Lewis

Doc's grandmother.

Cool Old Lady: Doc's Grandma is an amazing person who loves to travel the world and give her grandkids gifts. She even gave Doc both Hallie and her magical stethoscope.
The Ghost: Ever since season one, she was constantly mentioned on the show, but was never shown. Grandma McStuffins made her first official appearance in the season three episode "Bringing Home Baby", where we find out that she gave Doc her magical stethoscope and that she was always aware of its powers.
The Medic: Like her granddaughter, she's a doctor to toys everywhere and was in charge of the hospital at McStuffinsville for the longest time before handing it off to Doc.
No Name Given: We never find out what her actual name is. It's later averted when "Lost And Found" reveals her first name is Lois.

Maya McStuffins

Voiced by: Kari Wahlgren

The newest member of the McStuffins family.

Alliterative Name: Maya McStuffins
Happily Adopted: By Doc's family.
Odd Name Out: She's the only one of the McStuffins kids whose name doesn't start with a D.

Dev

Voiced by: Julian Zane

A boy with a huge imagination who is accidentally transported to McStuffinsville the day of a big storm.

Fear of Thunder: Was shown to be afraid of thunder and lightning, and just storms in general, in his debut episode. He gets over it a little bit by the end of the episode after the day he just had.
The Leader: Near the end of "First Responders to the Rescue" he becomes the leader to the new First Responders Team in McStuffinsville.
Mr. Imagination: Dev is noted for having an amazing imagination.
You Can Talk?: In "First Responders to the Rescue," he has this reaction when he discovers Chilly in his room, searching for Dev's hurt toy, and Chilly slips up and talks.

Characters / Doc McStuffins

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